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ORCIDFuture Generation Computer Systems, Volume 6
Volume 6, Number 1, June 1990
- Louis O. Hertzberger:
Preface. 1-2 - Chenxi Zhang, Yungui Ci, Bo Liu:
Implementation of prolog databases and database operation builtins in the WAM-Plus model. 3-9 - Liangliang Li, Yungui Ci:
An integrated implementation of prolog database operations. 11-16 - Liangliang Li, Yungui Ci:
Clause representations in a compiler-based prolog database. 17-23 - Chengzheng Sun, Yungui Ci:
The OR-forest-based parallel execution model of logic programs. 25-34 - Zhiyi Hwang, Shouren Hu:
A compiling approach for exploiting AND-parallelism in logic programs. 35-41 - Bo Zhang, Ling Zhang:
Hierarchy and statistical heuristic search. 43-47 - Wei Li:
A type-theoretic approach for program development. 49-63 - Zhongzhi Shi, Jianchao Han:
Attribute theory in learning systems. 65-69 - Zhiying Wang, Yungu Ci:
Design and evaluation of a relational knowledge base prototype machine. 71-75 - Zhaohui Wu, Tao Yang, Feng Ni, Zhijun He, Ruizhao Yu:
A C-oriented tool for building second generation expert systems. 77-83 - Guizhong Liu, Yungui Ci:
An ordered model combining dataflow with control flow and its implementation. 85-89 - Yueming Hu, Zhiliang Xie, Xinda Lu:
Approaches to decentralized control of job scheduling for homogeneous and heterogeneous parallel computer systems. 91-96 - Xuejun Yang, Haibo Chen, Yungui Ci, Fujie Chen, Lijie Chen:
Processor self-scheduling for parallel loops in preemptive environments. 97-103
Volume 6, Number 2, November 1990
- Daniel J. Amit:
Attractor neural networks and biological reality: associative memory and learning. 111-119 - A. C. C. Coolen:
Ising spin neural networks with spatial structure. 121-130 - Jean Duprat:
LAIOS: a parallel execution of PROLOG by data copies. 131-144 - Tony R. Martinez:
Smart memory architecture and methods. 145-162 - K. Ravikanth, P. S. Sastry, Y. V. Venkatesh:
Simulation studies on the performance of an organizational model for graph reduction. 163-180
Volume 6, Number 3, December 1990
- Anthony J. G. Hey
:
Experiments in mimd parallelism. 185-196 - Brian K. Livezey, Richard R. Muntz:
ASPEN: a concurrent stream processing environment. 197-207 - Dieter Wybranietz, Peter Buhler:
The LADY programming environment for distributed operating systems. 209-223 - David Bolton, Chris Hankin, Paul H. J. Kelly:
Parallel object-oriented descriptions of graph reduction machines. 225-239 - Paul Anderson, Paul H. J. Kelly, Phil Winterbottom:
The feasibility of a general-purpose parallel computer using WSI. 241-253 - Rajiv Gupta, Michael Epstein:
Achieving low cost synchronization in a multiprocessor system. 255-269 - Joachim Parrow:
The expressive power of parallelism. 271-285 - Frank S. de Boer:
Compositionality in the temporal logic of concurrent systems (extended abstract). 287-299
Volume 6, Number 4, September 1991
- Henri E. Bal:
Heuristic search in PARLOG using replicated worker style parallelism. 303-315 - Mario Cannataro, Giandomenico Spezzano, Domenico Talia:
A parallel logic system on a multicomputer architecture. 317-331 - Chengzheng Sun, Louis O. Hertzberger, Ben J. A. Hulshof, Rogier H. H. Wester:
POOSS: A Parallel Object-Oriented Stable Storage. 333-349 - John Fulcher:
Neural networks: Promise for the future? 351-354 - Amos R. Omondi:
On function languages and parallel computers. 355-372 - Kang Zhang, Ray Thomas:
DIALOG - A dataflow model for parallel execution of logic programs. 373-388
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